Residents urged to research deeds along proposed trail
About 60 landowners along the Neshannock Creek Trail route were urged by Richard Mooney and Kathy Carr to determine their land shares and potential compensation. The meeting at Arthur McGill Center addressed eminent domain concerns as residents weighed how the 14 mile route from New Castle to New Wilmington and Volant might affect their properties and public interests.
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Mooney
Kathy Carr
Lawrence County
Arthur McGill Community Center
New Castle
New Wilmington
Volant
Mexico protests kidnap decision move strains drug war
Mexico halted all cooperation with the United States in the war on drugs after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowed suspects to be abducted abroad for trial. The Foreign Affairs Department banned all DEA activities in Mexico and will seek new cooperation rules. The move follows a case involving a doctor tied to the 1985 torture slaying of U.S. drug agent Enrique Camarena.
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Mexico
United States
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Enrique Camarena
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Foreign Affairs Department
U.S. High Court
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Moravia Street building roof and wall collapse
A vacant Moravia Street structure fell yesterday with the roof and multiple walls collapsing into Neshamnock Creek at the Moravia Street Gardner Avenue intersection. Police linked vibrations from a nearby bridge as a possible cause. No injuries reported. Owner Richard Dale of New Castle used it for storage.
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Gardner Avenue
Neshannock Creek
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Richard Dale
New Castle
Dale
Landowners voice fears over Neshannock Creek Trail
Property owners along the proposed Neshannock Creek Trail voiced worries at a meeting last night. Representatives from the trail committee and county government were absent. Richard Mooney led concerns about land loss and use, facing eminent domain.
Yeltsin and Bush Pursue Arms Pact at Summit
U S and Russian leaders seek a major arms control treaty to cap their first full summit. Negotiators scramble to resolve hard issues while aiming to unlock a $24 billion aid package as Baker and Kozyrev report lingering differences.
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Bush
Washington
Boris Yeltsin
U.S
United States
Russia
Robert Strauss
Moscow
Strauss
NBC
Soviet held American POWs may still be alive says Yeltsin
President Yeltsin told NBC that U.S. prisoners from World Wars I and II and Vietnam may have been transferred to the USSR and kept in labor camps. Spokesman Kostikov noted 2,800 Americans were found on Soviet soil and most have died, but some survivors cannot be ruled out. State Department said the claim would be a major revelation if true.
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Vyacheslav Kostikov
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State Department
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Penny Marshall seeks athletes for A League of Their Own
New York AP director Penny Marshall explains she screened potential cast members for batting and fielding skill before selecting actresses for the WW II era baseball film. The project stars Tom Hanks Geena Davis and Madonna.
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Lear’s
Tom Hanks
Geena Davis
Madonna
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